if i had 100k to invest as of now to be quite frank id be unsure as to what to do other than dollar cost average my way in. I bought some more a few months back at about 9.5k roughly the time i wrote this post. I bought more because i sensed that time had finally run out. Bitcoin is something that is running away from us all every day that passes. The thing about the market is that it will go higher and lower than you can anticipate, its like a crash course in trading in terms of pulling every emotion out you possible and unless your careful will chew you up and spit you out. We are incredibly lucky to be alive right now to witness and participate in such a crazy market. It almost like the we the people finally got hold of the money printer.
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Thanks for the timeless wisdom in your response above. It turns out, of course in retrospect, that $9,5k was a perfect entry point. I am happy that I also was able to grab some at $11,8k. I'll have to agree with you that the best strategy remains the dollar cost averaging. I actually asked the question because of new investors who've been bothering me lately. Now I know what to tell them.
The way things are going, there will be fewer and fewer wholecoiners in the years ahead as we continue to see Bitcoin running up into six digits in dollar value. It is great to see what is taking place and how it unfolds.
Thanks for sharing your experience and expertise. I appreciate it a lot. Cheers!🥂
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